Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-09


Nos is, s6, 12s and 1s5 do not carry passengers.
G. W. TURNER,
Ag't, Austin.
Sunday passed without fire.
And the fine weather continues.
Have you cali ed on Fairbanks?
Saturday was a lively day on our
streets.
New line of wall paper at Giles s.
Shepherds.
Purity -four ST. 5 per sack at G. W.
Taylor s. Co.'S.
The fire came little soon to give
the water-works test.
The I'd hand store and tinshop is the
busiest place in town. tt
Only six weeks more until Christmas.
Verify, 1t will soon be here.
Ladies' stationery and artists mater
ials at Giles & Shepherds.
Call and see the new line of window
shades at Giles s. Shepherds.
Indian summer is with US again, mi
nus the Indian and the smoke.
How is the Thanksgiving turkey. 1t
is time to be looking after HIM.
Who wants finer weather than we
have been having the past week.
Chest protectors. Everybody ought
to have one; at Giles & Shepherds.
Hard coal burner and wood-cook
stove for sale. Enquire at this Office.
Fix up your windows. Get your
glass and putty Of Giles & Shepherd.
&C. J. Short has been admitted to
practice before the interior department.
The fires Friday and Saturday nights
were little too early for the waterworks.
You can sell your old stoves. furni-
ture, ETC., ETC., at the Cd hand store. If
The shovelers have reached Main
street, and pretty condition we are in
now.
The state school al Owatonna is to
be lighted by electricity and heated by
steam.
New houses are still gong up in
every direction. Verify the boom seems
to hang on.
Fred Shepherd went to Chatfeld to
be gore day or two, and put in full
week of it. and over.
How are your potatoes? Now is the
time to get them out of the ground if it
is to be done this season.
-Crockely, glassware, notions, tin
ware. boots and shoes, underwear, etc.,
ctr at the Cd hand store If
Give US three weeks more good
weather, and we will put up dozen
more new houses this fall.
Engineer Fred Fairbanks and wife
have been quite i'll. we hear ard under
the care of DR.. Macdonald.
THANKSGIVING comes on Thursday,
November "a, by proclamation of the
President. Prepare the turkey.
For sale-A light two-seated spring
wagon. for one or two horses: Enquire
at A. Folsom's variety store.
IS. H. Harrison will begin four
months term of school in district No. 9,
town of Nevada, next Monday.
The NJ E. sociable will meet this
week, Friday evening, with Mrs. Horro
bin. EVERYBODY invited to come.
The water works are still booming,
though the force of men on the trenches
is not nearly as large as it should be.
The liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
great remedy for regu lating these organs.
DIR. Squires sold his household goods
at auction Saturday afternoon. Getting
ready for his southern trip, the doctor is
Our streets are getting considerably
torn up with bitches, and it is rather un-
safe driving about with team after
dark.
Park Goodwin's house looms up in
fine style now with that new coat OF
paint It's almost equal to Joseph's coat
of many colors.
The New England Bakery is short OF
baker just now and Mr.. Hoag has to do
his ewn baking. which makes 1t pretty
lively work for HIM.
Mr.. George johnson was down to
Austin Wednesday. He reports bust-
ness brisk and that they are putting in
system of water-works. -.
The highest cash price paid for all
kinds of fat stock, hides and tallow az
McFaddens new Main street meat mark
ct, opposite Court House. 55=
Things begin to look like business at
the Brick yard. The engine and boiler
are in position, and it is expected to have
them in motion this week. -.>
.-Owatonnal Is now agitating the water
works question The Journal and Herald
thinks arrangements should be made to
have them put in next spring.
Episcopal services next Sunday at
1890, 9. M, subject, The Tribute Mon
ey; 7 D. m, subject, 20 Fools, and
Slow" p. B. Peabody, Rector.
-Jss. a. Goodwin Post G.. A.. r. of
Owatonna are preparing to furnish the
citizens Of that place with = series OF